Nelson McSpaden lead easy PGA meet upsets
Nelson and McSpaden posted decisive advances in the PGA championship rounds amid upsets as Wood and Byrd were defeated. The morning play saw Nelson and McSpaden surge while veterans Dudley and Schneiter also advanced, with several top contenders eliminated in rough second-round action.
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Spokane
Wesk
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McSpeden
Annon
Hewes Supith
Toney Penne
Dayton
Schneiter
Henna
Hig
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Salt Lake City
Ed Dudley
Colorado Springs
Jimmy Hines
Amsterdam
Hines
Hel Vhree
Dudley
I Wille Goggin
White Plains
Tony Manero
Stamford
Conn
Manero
Bob
Hamilton
Evansville
Herty Baesler
Culver City
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Ham
Bib
Gaye Bhole
Ines
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Congdon
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Bemisten
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Two Junior Loop Games In Watervliet Tonight
Two games are scheduled in the Watervliet Junior League tonight as the Tumblers meet the Togers and the Sacred Heart Juniors face the Aces. The next night the Eagles play the Wildcats and the Tigers meet Sacred Heart.
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Tumblers
Tegers
Sacred Heart
Aces
Eagles
Wildcats
Tigers
Sacred Heay Sa
Notice to show cause in probate matter Troy New York
Legal notice announces William F. Shes petitioning for letters of administration and state of Margaret Mit Meot. City of Troy New York. Court to hear at City of Troy on September 16 at 10 a.m. Witness Edward J Dovehue surrogate and William A Dunne attorney. Post office address in Troy New York.
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Lishen Coontha
Capvenss
Cocheen
James Ryan
Jen Disses
Michael Ryan
James
Parsons
Weeam
Troy
Newark
Margaret
City of Troy
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York
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Auecat
Merrriet S
MeIgaac
Tetky
William A. Dunne
P.O
Byes Sweep Phillies in Two, Extend Streak to 11 Wins
Pirates beat Philadelphia 7-6 and 6-5 to push their National League winning streak to 11. Strincevich earned the win in the opener with Dick Barren taking the loss for the Phillies as Pittsburgh tightened its hold on second place.
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Strincevich
Dick Barren
Tosinse
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Warland
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Steel Osret- Stenrevite
Hinape Pics
Az Stewart
Lesser
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Adame
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Baens
J. Barrem
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Latebas
Wasdell
Philadelphia
Lanier Notches 16th Win As Cards Top Giants 7 0
Major League baseball report records Max Lanier earning his 28th win of the season for the St. Louis Cardinals in a 7-0 defeat of the New York Giants. The Cardinals backed Lanier with solid defense including three double plays and a three-run fifth inning started by George Fallon, Johnny Hope, and Kay Sanders scoring on Musial’s single.
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St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
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George Fallon
Johnny Hope
Kay Sanders
Stan Musial
Hope
George Kurowski
Clouteé
Iripie
Sanders
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Reres
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Yaen
Leti
St Louis
Prie
Laster
Prise
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Loring
Uimpires
Dona
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Ap¢ Stewart
Petty
LaForest Sparkles as Miners Rally to Edge Grays 8 7
Byron LaForest powered the Scranton Miners with a home run a double and three singles driving in six as they rallied past the Williamsport Grays 8 7. Pitcher Boo Mistale earned the win after a short relief stint, with Doak finishing strong and Naples delivering the decisive hit in the ninth.
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Scrantom
Williamsport Greys
Byron LaForest
Boo Mistale
Stranton
Dor Anc Lez
Dorsey
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Grays
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Connie Mack Feeling Fine After Absence From Athletics
Connie Mack says he has been upset by something but is feeling fine after a four week absence from managing the Philadelphia Athletics. Earl Mack has directed the team from Shibe Park during his father’s absence while Connie Mack watched Wednesday night’s game against the St. Louis Browns.
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Cotniel Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Black
I Shibe Park
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A's Purchase Peck From Milwaukee for Four Players
Connie Mack announced the Athletics will acquire outfielder Harold Peck from Milwaukee's African Association team for cash and four players to be named later. Peck, a left handed hitter, leads the American Association with a .357 average and 162 hits. Peck will join the A's next season.
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Harold Peck
Milwaukee
Peck
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
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Cubs
Tigers Tie Red Sox 3-3 In Rain Shortened Game
Detroit and Boston battled for second place in the American League as rain halted play in the sixth inning with the score tied 3 to 3. The game featured key hits from Jim Tabor and Bobby Doerr and an early defensive lapse by New Haven’s error, with the teams set for a doubleheader today.
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Doerr
Pete Fox
Tiger
Dee Cramer
Eddie Mayo
New Home
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Jimmy Onutaw
Bob 5
Joe Orengo
Diet
Frey
Cramer
St Josephs Home Nine Tie With HHL Leaders
St Josephs Home baseball team tied the HHL leaders 8 to 8 at Geer Field yesterday. Coach Pete Moshey supervised the outside game while Joe Scerba and Frank Hastings starred for St Josephs Home.
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Geer Field
Urs
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St Joseph's
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Joe Scerba
Frank Hastings
St. Joxepn‘s
Twilight Tear May Compete In Beverly Handicap
Trainer Ben Jones may enter Twilight Tear in the $25 000 Beverly Handicap at Washington Park to defend her 1944 3 year old honors. Calumet is a leading contender with other eligibles Miss Keeneland and Markell also possible. The race is part of Arlington Washington meet where Calumet owns six prior victories.
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Washington Park
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Markell
Lindell Sparks Yankees Rally with Four Doubles in Win
New York defeated Cleveland 11 hits to 3 as Johnny Lindell drove in two and matched a major league mark with four doubles. Lindell had five hits in the game, while Walter Dubiel earned his eighth win. Catcher Boldie Hemsley made his final appearance before military service, contributing a single in the third inning.
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Browns Rout A's in a Fifteen-Hit Victory
The St Louis Browns battered the Philadelphia Athletics 15 to 5 on a day they collected 15 hits led by Jess Flores Carl Scheib and Wes Wheaton. Vernon Stephens hit a homer and Nick Potter earned his first win of the year aided by George Caster in relief.
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Chisox Edge Washington 1 0 On Ninth Inning Stand
Chicago pulls out a 1 to 0 victory over Washington in the ninth. Curtright toed the plate and aided by a fielding error by Eddie Yost, May Schalk reached safely and was driven in by Peosky. Curtright also nabbed Schalk at a key play on a sacrifice attempt.
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Three Sunday CYO Games Set In Prospect Park
Three senior CYO League games are listed for Sunday with St Peter’s vs St Michael’s in a doubleheader at Prospect Park and St Anthony’s against Sacred Heart at Catholic Central High. Monday adds two more matchups: St Michael’s vs St Anthony’s at Geer Field and St Peter’s vs Sacred Heart at Prospect Park. Standings show St Michael’s leading with 65 wins and .688, followed by St Peter’s 78 wins and .?
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St. Michael’s Wi
Prospect Park
St. Anthony's
Sacred Heart
St. Michael's
Geer Field
St .Peter's
St Michael's
Brow Ped Park
Baugh to Head West in Shrine Grid Contest
Sammy Baugh will captain the West in the East West Shrine game in San Diego. The West backup backs include Steve Bagaris Bob Seymour and Frank Akins with an expected team weight around 208 pounds. The East backs feature Andy Farkas Wilbur Moore Mike Micka and Leland Morris.
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Sammy Baugh
Texas
Farkas
Wilbur Moore
Minnesota
Mike Micka
Colgate
Leland Morris
Syracuse
Dad Degroot
Clark Shaughnessy
Turk Edwards
Eagles Seek Tackle Bruno Banducci
Philadelphia Eagles negotiating for Bruno Banducci a 12 pound tackle who played at Stanford University drafted by the team in 1943 but never reported. general manager Harry Thayer said arrangements were made to obtain similar employment for Banducci as a production engineer in the West Coast coffee industry.
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Bruno Banducci
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Harry Thayer
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Senators and Trips Rematch in Binghamton Twin Bill
Albany Senators seek revenge after rain postponed last night’s doubleheader against the Trips in Binghamton. Tonight’s opener is set for 6 30 with Albany hurlers Chuck Hawley and Dave Lambton facing Charley Mistos and Bill Lucky for the Trips. Bob Miller may also work for the Trips if added to the staff. If schedule holds, the games conclude the road trip with an open date tomorrow and a home game on Sunday.
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Albany Senators
Albany
Chuck Hawley
Dave Lambton
Charley Mistos
Bill Lucky
Bob Miller
Senators
Burg Troy Stars Clash Postponed Night Game
The Lansing burg All-Stars and the Troy Stars postponed their game at LaSalle Field from last night. It will be made up tonight at p.m. on the same diamond with an adjusted start time.
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Troy Stars
LaSalle
Montreal and Jersey City Trade Postponed Games
Unclear text notes postponements affecting Montreal and Jersey City matches with other games delayed amid unclear scheduling. No additional details on venues dates teams or outcomes are readable.
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Montreal
Jersey City
Sain
Elmira Drops Pair as cellar position returns
Elmira lost the first game 1 to 0 and fell to ninth place as Wilkes-Barre moved to seventh. Joe Marakol blanked Elmira in seven innings while Ernie Bickhaus struggled with a wild sixth inning throw that allowed the only run. In the nightcap the Barons came from behind for an 11 to 4 win aided by Hooks Henry who homered, doubled, and tripled in five plate appearances. Elmira used four pitchers in a losing effort aiming to stop the late rally.
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Barons
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Joe Marakol
Pianeera
Opeer
Ernie Bickhaus
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Wallen
Bickhaus
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Firemen Set To Meet Brownies In Tonight’s Softball Clash
The Troy Firemen play the Brownies at Anthony Field this evening at 6 15 with Chief Smith and Evers as the battery. A large crowd is expected after the team’s morale rising week following last Monday’s postponed Police game.
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Brownies
Anthony Field
CYO Game at Geer Field Postponed
The C. T. game between St. Michael's and St. Anthony's at Geer Field was postponed due to weather.
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Geer Field
C. T
St. Michael's
St. Anthony's
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